The Inn At The Roman Forum

Tucked away in a lively piazza, this vibrant trattoria serves up hearty Italian classics and showcases colorful artwork, all while employing an inspiring team of individuals with disabilities.

A vibrant art-inspired hotel in Ostiense with colorful, quirky rooms, a trendy bar, and a standout Italo-fusion restaurant.

Pipero Roma reinvents Roman classics with bold flair in a sleek, chic space, boasting a Michelin-starred menu and a standout carbonara.

This cozy Monti enoteca pairs a stellar selection of natural wines with artisanal pasta dishes and a warm ambiance, perfect for a laid-back evening.

A historic Roman gem blending antique charm and modern luxe, steps from the Spanish Steps with a chic bar, regional eats, and stellar service.

Rome’s 18th-century Spanish Steps, linking Piazza di Spagna to Trinità dei Monti church, offer iconic views amidst luxury shops and vibrant city life.

In Rome’s Jewish Ghetto, Nonna Betta serves up authentic kosher Roman-Jewish classics like crispy fried artichokes and house-made pastas amid charming frescoes.

Nestled in Trastevere, Michelin-starred Zia delivers a refined, intimate dining experience with imaginative, flavor-packed twists on classic Italian and French dishes.

Historic Roman-Jewish spot famed for crispy fried artichokes and hearty pastas, with outdoor views of ancient ruins.

This tiny kosher bakery in Rome’s Jewish Ghetto serves legendary ricotta-cherry tarts and fruit-and-nut-studded pizza ebraica.